Originally created by @oohdoch on GitHub (Nov 20, 2023).
Hi everyone,
i just wanted to ask you a quick question on python code from repos e.g. when i am wanting to compile a software from any repo which has a lot of stars and is popular among different os macos or linux or win11
or am i misunderstanding something, isnt jupyterbook something i can test this repo software online without installing it on my machine and perhaps brake my system with e.g. wrong cmd before or etc vice versa
i was looking for a tiny way to circumvate things before it gets different, on a machine where ten s of things can go wrong,
thank you
Originally created by @oohdoch on GitHub (Nov 20, 2023).
Hi everyone,
i just wanted to ask you a quick question on python code from repos e.g. when i am wanting to compile a software from any repo which has a lot of stars and is popular among different os macos or linux or win11
or am i misunderstanding something, isnt jupyterbook something i can test this repo software online without installing it on my machine and perhaps brake my system with e.g. wrong cmd before or etc vice versa
i was looking for a tiny way to circumvate things before it gets different, on a machine where ten s of things can go wrong,
thank you
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Originally created by @oohdoch on GitHub (Nov 20, 2023).
Hi everyone,
i just wanted to ask you a quick question on python code from repos e.g. when i am wanting to compile a software from any repo which has a lot of stars and is popular among different os macos or linux or win11
or am i misunderstanding something, isnt jupyterbook something i can test this repo software online without installing it on my machine and perhaps brake my system with e.g. wrong cmd before or etc vice versa
i was looking for a tiny way to circumvate things before it gets different, on a machine where ten s of things can go wrong,
thank you